Key Takeaways
- • Glenn Dubin, founder of Highbridge Capital Management, has stepped down from the board of trustees of New York's Mount Sinai hospital, where he had served since 2007 and as vice-chair.
- • His wife, Dr Eva Andersson-Dubin, also left the board of the Icahn School of Medicine earlier this year, according to the report.
- • The source does not state a reason for Dubin's departure from the Mount Sinai board.
Summary
Glenn Dubin, founder of Highbridge Capital Management, has stepped down from the board of trustees of Mount Sinai, the New York hospital system, according to the Opalesque Alternative Market Briefing. Dubin had served on the board since 2007 and held the position of vice-chair.
His wife, Dr Eva Andersson-Dubin, also left the board of the Icahn School of Medicine earlier this year, the report said. The Icahn School of Medicine is affiliated with Mount Sinai.
The available material does not give a reason for either departure, so the question raised in the headline remains unanswered. Readers seeking the rationale should consult additional reporting.
His wife, Dr Eva Andersson-Dubin, also left the board of the Icahn School of Medicine earlier this year, the report said. The Icahn School of Medicine is affiliated with Mount Sinai.
The available material does not give a reason for either departure, so the question raised in the headline remains unanswered. Readers seeking the rationale should consult additional reporting.
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